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I need some help with wiring my nav lights
the switch I'm replacing is a simple pull on push off switch. the new switch is a 3 psiton switch off/on 1&2 on 1&3 the swich has an R marked on one terminal and an H on another witch one should I hook the power lead to and witch if any gets the ground? -- A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work peace skip |
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![]() "cskiplite" u26114@uwe wrote in message news:65c20f58598c5@uwe... I need some help with wiring my nav lights the switch I'm replacing is a simple pull on push off switch. the new switch is a 3 psiton switch off/on 1&2 on 1&3 the swich has an R marked on one terminal and an H on another witch one should I hook the power lead to and witch if any gets the ground? -- A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work peace skip Probably 1 is power. 3 position allows you to run an anchor light without the running lights on also. |
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Calif Bill wrote:
I need some help with wiring my nav lights the switch I'm replacing is a simple pull on push off switch. the new switch is a 3 psiton switch off/on 1&2 on 1&3 the swich has an R marked on one terminal and an H on another witch one should I hook the power lead to and witch if any gets the ground? Probably 1 is power. 3 position allows you to run an anchor light without the running lights on also. I realise that but what gets connected to the R terminal and the H terminal -- A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work peace skip Message posted via BoatKB.com http://www.boatkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/boats/200609/1 |
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